The largest robot in the world

The world's largest robot, having an all-round intelligent robot is the biggest dream of many people in their lives. At present, the robots developed have certain intelligence, but the general robots are mainly small, so how big will the world's largest robot be? Let me give you a brief introduction of the largest robot in the world.

You have seen many of the largest robots in the world, 1, but have you ever seen a robot that can breathe fire? I believe most people have never seen it. The biggest robot in the world is really an eye-opener! This mechanical creature with a height of 8.23m, a length of 17. 1 m and a weight of10/ton is called Fanny, which is designed by German Zollner company and is one of the most realistic robots in the world!

Although Fanny, the world's largest robot, can't walk fast, she can walk on all fours and often appears in festivals and parades, especially in activities related to the Middle Ages.

Czollner has been making this monster since 2007. It is the largest walking robot, so it won the Guinness Book of Records for the world's largest robot. Although there are some bigger robots in the world, they can't walk, so they can't get this title.

This monster was certified by Guinness as the largest walking robot in the world. As early as 20 14, this robot appeared beside the audience. It is estimated that the scientific experts who are developing robots now will be convinced after seeing this robot!

A robot that can walk and breathe fire.

Does this robot look like it's from Game of Thrones? Yes, that's it! Its greatest function is to breathe fire. Besides walking, Fanny can flap her 40-foot wings. It really deserves to be the largest robot in the world!

According to the company, the behemoth is equipped with four remote control devices, 1 two-liter turbocharged diesel engine and a series of hydraulic valves to provide power. The two hydraulic systems that make up this dragon consist of 272 valves and 50 actuators, using 165 liters of oil.

In addition, it has 4265 feet of cables and 360 feet of pneumatic control pipes. With the engine of 140 horsepower, Fanny can travel about 1 mile per hour. You didn't know it had 80 liters of fake blood. Are you shocked to see the biggest robot in the world?

The largest robot in the world, the most advanced robot.

1. Romibo, a plush intelligent robot

Romibo changed the robot's cold appearance and had a pair of big eyes made of MengMeng's iphone display. By modifying the source code, you can manipulate its eyes with the ipad to show its different moods and states.

In addition, Romibo is equipped with many sensors, including light sensors and acceleration sensors, which can control its motion trajectory so that the robot can automatically avoid obstacles in front. In the future, this robot will have more social attributes, such as interacting with the disabled, replacing guide dogs or family caregivers.

2. Personal robot PR2

PR2 (Personal Robot 2) is a robot produced by Lou Wei Gallahy Company. Its predecessor is the PR 1 robot developed by Stanford graduate students Eric Berg and Keenan Willoughbeck.

PR2 has two arms, each arm has seven joints, and the end of the arm is a pair of pliers that can be opened and closed. PR2 moves on four wheels at the bottom. On the head, chest, elbow and pliers of PR2, there are many sensing devices such as high-resolution camera, laser rangefinder, inertial measurement unit and tactile sensor. There are two 8-core computers at the bottom of PR2 as the control and communication center of robot hardware. Ubuntu and ROS are installed on two computers.

Relying on the powerful ROS platform, PR2 has been able to accomplish various complex tasks independently. Up to now, PR2 can open the door by itself, find the plug to charge, open the refrigerator to take out beer, play simple billiards and so on.

3. Space exploration robot Valkyrie

Valkyrie was developed at Johnson Space Center, with a height of 1.89 m and a weight of 124.7 kg. She is equipped with sonar and lidar, and there are sensors on her head, hands, abdomen and legs. In addition, the camera in the leg can also help the robot observe the environment from multiple angles.

If the robot can continue to improve, it can one day replace human beings to deal with dangerous disaster environments, such as nuclear power plant accidents. Participants will also perform tasks such as driving off-road vehicles, walking on uneven ground, removing debris, breaking walls, closing valves and connecting fire hoses.

However, NASA believes that Valkyrie will take space exploration as one of its missions, such as the mission of colonizing Mars.

4. Battlefield transport robot LS3 quadruped

The LS3 robot can reach a top speed of 28.3 miles per hour on a flat road, which is faster than Bolt's fastest speed in the 20-meter dash. In the recent experiment, the robot can still maintain a fairly fast speed on the rugged mountain road, and it carries a touch screen device called tactical robot controller with it. If it is accidentally stuck, it can automatically adjust its related movable joints to move forward.

5. Paro, a rehabilitation robot

Paro, a healing robot developed by Japan Industrial Technology Research Institute, is not just an ordinary plush seal. It is equipped with five types of sensors, which can sense light, touch, sound, temperature and posture. Therefore, it can interact with human touch, and when someone calls its name, it can also make corresponding actions to respond.

Paro will also identify what the owner wants to do and then change his behavior. Because hospitals and medical institutions do not allow patients to bring pets to wards, AIST has created a Paro robot with therapeutic effect, and the results prove that Paro can really improve patients' mood.